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HARVESTER 1969

HAYFIELD
HIGH-INTERMEDIATE
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA.

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HAYFI ELD’S PAST
AND PRESENT

Although it is a new school, Hayfield has
inherited an important history. It is located
on the site of property which was originally
owned by George Washington. After the
Revolutionary War, he sold it to his cousin,
Lund Washington, who had been manager
of Mt. Vernon. It was Lund and his wife
Elizabeth Foote Washington who built the
lovely Hayfield Manor House in the late
1700's. Although the house was destroyed
by fire in 1917, its foundations still remain.
Hayfield's name came from the spreading
fields at the edges of its sweeping lawns.
Also in the site was a formal boxwood
garden that was planted by George
Washington, and was said to be one of the
finest in the state of Virginia. The famous
sixteen-sided barn which stood on the
property also burned in 1967.

EUGENE F.
WARE

OUR BEGINNINGS
WERE OFTEN
DIFFICULT BUT
REWARDING

Daring to begin . . . our first year at Hayfield is the story of
a beginning. At first, there was nothing but an
administration, a faculty, and a student body. Even with
these prerequisites we could not call ourselves a school, but
almost immediately, the spirit and ideas, these things which
really make a school, began to be seen. Slowly at first, then
with gathering speed, Hayfield gained an individuality, and
we began to have pride. Our spirit gradually increased; it hit a
peak when we finally moved into our own building in
January. With our new building came the satisfaction of
having a foundation from which we could develop, and the
realization that our future could take any form and direction
we wished. No matter what these beginnings mean to others,
they are very meaningful to us. Whether successes or failures,
we have begun.

FACULTY AND
ADMINISTRATION

The faculty is the framework of
a school. They are what keeps
the school going, the driving
force. Perhaps the most trying
problem the members of our
faculty have had to face was the
lack of available facilities in our
host school. Although now
settled and provided with better
equipment, the faculty worked
long hours and under great pres¬
sure in the beginning of the
year. By working closely with
the students, the faculty has
given us the tools with which to
acquire knowledge, the greatest
gift of all.

Mr. Floyd W. Worley, Principal

Confronted with the many problems of opening,
organizing, and running a new school, our principal,
Mr. Worley, has demonstrated what perserverance and
determination can accomplish. These obstacles were
compounded by the vastness of our school and the
fact that the initial semester was spent in a host
school, where facilities were cramped and activities
hampered. With the invaluable assistance of Dr.
Wilson, the school has become a success.

Dr. James R. Wilson, Associate Principal

Mr. John G. Oliverio,
Assistant Principal

Mr. Lyman Warner,
Assistant Principal

Mr. Robert B. Leggat,

Assistant Principal Mr. Eugene Puffenberger,

Assistant Principal

NR, PUFFI

Mr. James O. Mays,
Director of Activities

Mr. Peter J. Visnich
Administrative Assistant

Mr. Richard J. Hurley,
Director of Media

Phyllis Dillow and Doris Greene work hard in clinic.

Mrs. Helen Heckert, Finance

IBM officer, Mrs. Kate Wilkie.

Our Secretaries

Mrs. Bernice Liming, Mrs. June Cranford, Mrs. Patricia Langford, Mrs. Helen
Heckert, Mrs. Celia Irvine, Mrs. Thelma Gilbert.

Mrs. June Cranford, Mrs. Eleanor Mayhugh, Mrs. Helen Heckert, Mrs. Sallie Komar

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Mrs. Shirley Aiken

Mr. Franklin Cain

Mrs. Virdie Ewan

Mrs. Helen Huggins

Mr. William Watts

Mrs. Louise Young

GUIDANCE COUNSELORS

Mr. Courtney Jones,
Director of Pupil Service

Mr. Jones works behind the scenes to se¬
cure better student teacher relationships
through guidance counseling.

“No, Mr. Cain's not in. May I take a message?"

Mr. Kerlin amidst his D.E. class.

READING AND SPECIAL ED.

Nobody sleeps in Special Ed. class.

Mr. Charles Hollis

Mr. Jon Butler
Mr. Robert Cavaiola

Mr. Kermit Eide

Mr. Theodore Feuerbach

Excedrin headache number 4.

MATH DEPARTMENT

Mr. Bob Fleming

"My Hero!”

Mr. Basil Gabbert

Mr David Magnuson

Mr. Dennis Osborn

Miss Rebecca James Mrs. Jannis Luter

BROADENS HORIZONS

Miss James works assuredly at the board.

Teachers have fun, too.

Mr. Charles Rembold

Miss Linda Ritter

Mr. Chris Vaganos

Mrs. Pamela VanVoorhees

ENGLISH DEPARTMENT

The new elective English approach de¬
veloped by the department is centered
around themes in various areas of Eng¬
lish literature and grammar. It enables
students to select a theme of interest
in which they try to achieve improve¬
ment in literary skills.

Mrs. Stone, head of the English Department, displays her good disposition.

Mr. David Greek
Mr. Preston Haynie

Mr. Dennis Howard
Miss Judith Hudnall

Mrs. Gail Kettlewell
Mrs. Dorothy Martin

DEVELOPS NEW SYSTEM

Mr. Gene Singleton
Mrs. Rita Stone

Mrs. Diana Vericella
Mr. Christopher White

"You wouldn't dare!"

"Sometimes I wonder if it's all worth it."

ESG DEPARTMENT OFFERS

WIDE RANGE STUDIES

Mrs. Sarah Maltby

Mr. Donald Miller

"So what!" exclaims Mr. Singleton.

Miss Florence Snyder

Mr. Hilbert Wilkinson

Mrs. Phyllis Yates

3&S

LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT

Miss Cynthia Allen

Mr. John Daugherty

Mr. William Martin
Miss Sheila Sullivan

Nichts Besonderes

Class, put down your weapons!

Now THIS is a Latin book

Mrs. Virginia Thomason

Mr. Guillermo Vallejos
Mrs. Isabella Windham

Keys to success.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT

Mr. Jacobs moonlights as an announcer at a football game.

Mr. Frank Benson

"And guess what you got on the test!"

- SOCIAL STUDIES

What a day for a daydream . . .

"Listen my children and you shall hear . . . "

DEPARTMENT

To help the student understand the complex
structure of our government and to widen his outlook
of the world, the Social Studies Department offers a
variety of courses. These courses help to stress the
influence that every nation, its government and
history, have on the world. The emphasis is placed on
unity of all nations and the benefits achieved through
universal’understanding and peace.

One of Mr. Piazza's serious moments

Miss Shirley Whiteman

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Mrs. Bonnie Habicht

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

"Yes, sir, that's my name. Coach Fox!"

Mr. William Fox

Mrs. Sarah Gardiner

Mrs. Tanise Blais

Mr. Joseph Crain

"All right, spit that gum out, kid."

DEPARTMENT

The greatest test of a new school is being able to
overcome the hardships of inadequate equipment,
little equipment, or no equipment at all. Our ath¬
letes have responded to the challenge with the
vigor that surges forth when most needed. Each
student is made aware of the importance of phy¬
sical education and the role it plays in his life
through the influence of the Physical Education
Department. .

Coach Walthall labors long hours.

Mr. Robert Pruett

Mrs. Billie Reynolds

Mr. Ellett Scott

Mr. James Walthall

HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT

Mrs. Brenda Aust
Mrs. Jean Dundas

Mrs. Connie Joyce

Miss Arleen Shams

The many homemaking skills taught to stu¬
dents through the Home Economics Depart¬
ment, will prove valuable to any girl in her
future. They help prepare girls in the home¬
making skills of sewing, personal grooming,
cooking, child care, and the social graces. The
courses offered help to develop well rounded
and skilled homemakers.

Home Ec students work dil I i gently .

Home Ec's "Icing City".

INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT

"Now first you take a pencil

Mr. James Madorma

Mr. French Bullington

Mr. Bullington is caught without his usual jovial expression.

Mr. Joel Rosen

A woman's work is never done.

THE FINE ARTS

Miss Joan Bradley
Miss Nancy Donnelly

Mrs. Dorothy Ellis
Mr. James Myers

The courses available in the
Fine Arts Department help
delvelop creative abilities and
provide outlets for artistic ex¬
pression. Several successful pro¬
jects have been started to ex¬
tend the interest in the arts,
such as plays, displays . . . etc.
Although hampered by lack of
equipment, the department has
aroused a great show of student
participation and interest.

MUSIC DEPARTMENT

“Thompson, you've got a mind like a sieve!"

SCIENCE DEPARTMENT EXPERIMENTS

Mr. Ned Garber Mr. Edgar Harris Mr. James Humphrey

WITH NEW SYSTEM

"You see, Mr. Leggat, it's like this," says Mr. Harris.

Mrs. Kathryn Keranen

Mr. Lowell Koontz
Mr. John Mooney

Mr. Dieringer's famous line: "Under¬
stand?"

Mr. Richard Murphy
Mr. Colin Payne

Mr. John Spencer
Mr. Gary Yohe

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STUDENTS

The students of Hayfield have all been actors
in a great dramatic production. It was the
production of one of the largest complexes
for intermediate and high school students
anywhere, and it was a pleasing perfor¬
mance. There was the rapid unification of
the student body, a commendable adjust¬
ment at Edison, and an even finer adjust¬
ment at Hayfield. All this is something to
cherish and to remember with pride.

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FAIRFAX

HALL

President: Dee Silverthorn

SEVENTH GRADE

Susan Adams
Diana Adcock
CHntoif’ATferi"
,£jlen Almond
-Gagrqanne Anders
Paul Anderson

Kenneth Arnold

Evelyn Arocho
.Rodney Bagan
Leslie Bainbr i d g e
Ronald Banks

Jean Barbour

Earn Bell
T+ieresa Bilbrey
Deborah Blackwell

Karen Blundon

Mark Boldio
Erna BoTton“

' Patricia Bowen
Tim Boyer
Jiillie Kay Boyette
St even* Brady
Tony Brannan

George Bray

Cathy Breary
Dolores Broe
William Broomall
T awana Brown
Qeborah Buck
S a ncTraTJu me F

George Butler
J.ulie Butler
^usan Butler
-Jannine Carlton

Jimmy Caudill

Willis Chancellor
Kathleen Chapman

Penny Liar* -

Elizabeth Clement
Lvnne Collins
Lance Coscia

Janice Crawford
Bill Danner
_CarolvnDavies
DianneTUavis '

Roxanne Davis

Laurie Delaire
Sharon Demi nt

Kathy Denson
John Desmond

~Jame^ 15eviers

Donna Dittmer
tecky Uomingue

Wilson Donald

Fred Dotson

Adrian Doyle"
Michele Eastridge

Pattie Edson
■Leith Elder
Debbie EMiott
ETieen English”
Joyce E rTcIcson
John Eskew

7\my F iebelkorn
Anthony FieTcnm
Brian Finnell
Steven Flemjna
Ljiura Fletcher
T eresa~ FoJey>

BettyForbes

Michele Fowler
William Frazier
Gary Freeman
Norma Frye

ames Fullerton
lvfartFT3^^ns

-G hpry | Harr ia

-4XkJu_£arland
-~B i 1 1 Gentry
Michael Gibbs

_A[etha Golas
MTEe GoT35
Samuel Gonzales
G^arQlGood"
PaulaGrahs*

. Vicki Graybill

"Psoa .Glger
jtani Griffin
JVIargaret Grif£io

.George Griswold

RichairTRate'"

Katie Harlow

J3 jokey Harvev
■■Bobby Hauthaj^
— Donna LLgwe^'
Nancy Heist
Karen Hebchman

William Henry
William Hicks
Thomas H iggins
^Teresa Hill
R rendaHirnes^

Ben Holmes
T eresa Hudson
pebra H umphries
^OyeeddTiTchison
Jon Ingle

^.Kenneth Karas
Linda Kavanagtr
John Kearney
John Kelley
^Roger Kelley
^MicKael Kingrey

Joy Koplaski
Steven Kopp
~Jea ri n yKnctfe

Marie Lacy
_ _ Kobert Lacy

-Terxy Lash
Jeff LeatherTand
JEoEnrtmara-
Lee Litvinas
— Ajnira Lopez
Margaret Lott

Jeannette Maclean
Kathy Maclean
jQhmtine Mentone
—Mike MoCiain
Jeffery MGDaniel

Claudia McGhlt?

Claudia Minnick
-Martv Mittendorff
Chris MorSn
'Cacv Nalls
Michelle Newman
' Glenn Northrop

James Noel
^Pamela O'Cqnnar
Charlene Owen
■Pamela Owen
— OJiver ( ) rn.r foiTf ^
Alan Overton

Barbara Pankey
Kenitha Parsons
.Jimmy Pastros.

Anise Patton
—Sherry Petitt
William Phillips

Gary Rinehart
Sharman Rinehart
Diana Rivera
JefferV Rivera

Vicky Robbins
RTmnTC-Rrsb'e rts

Palmer Rucker

Hollis Rutherford
Hank Sanko__
Raymond Saxty
Schmidt

Sam Schneider
Caren Scott

aovia

-Thomas Seward
Pebble-Sexton
John Shepherd

Laurie Sherman

Karen Shwab
Ma ncySTcTa f o o s e
JVIark Siebert

Karen Snyde}
-.Steven Spaulding

-Charles Sprouse

.Honal.d Steele
— Siielia StepTSh
Betty^TOckslayer

Jay Stoller
Brenda Stolts

Susan Stribling
Jack Sutpfiin
. Nancy T avlor
-—Stanley Taylor^
Paul Thomas

T erry Thompson

Sue Titus
Kyla T ownsend

David T rittipoe

~ .KevTFI Tyler
_ Betty T yson

-Mi c h aeTVen t o

"Hawk"— any of a family of diurnal birds of prey (excepting eagles and
vultures.)

Ray Whitiev.
<Mjchele Williams
GeraTdTA/mdt-”
Doris Winemiiler
Steven Woodworth

Randy Wright

EIGHTH GRADE

Debra Able
Carolyn Allen
John Allen
Donna Anderson
Bob Arvin
T erry August

Deborah Autrey
Susan Baker
Virginia Banigan
Kent Barrett
Brenda Bass
James Bearden

Pam Beatty
Elizabeth Bennett
Cathy Berger
Michael Bergeron
Terry Bertrand
i^pura Bischofs

Michael Bissette
Richard Bliss
Joe Bonifer
Thelma Boozer
Carmen Bostick
Connie Bowen

Denise Boyette
Larry Breit
Gail Briscoe
Thomas Buckley
Jerry Call
.Gwen Campbell

Sandy Cartwright
-4efcua_CashJ
Sandra Clark
Ward Cash
WilliarrTClipper
Marian Cole

Dianna Collins
JVUke Columbus
Cynthia ConraST'
Linda Conway
John Cooper
Charles Cosgrove

Adrien Cote
"jm/cefcox" '

John Criss
Peggy CuncTfff
Diane Darivoff

£dward Davis
Sandy Davis
James Dawson
SheTiaTTefonde
Ricky Delaire
Brenda Diamond

Loren Dick
Teresa Dodson
Russell Duncan
RjiharcLBarp
Brenda Edney
Jody Edward

-LauxaJEiskant
Kevin E nglish
Sandra E nnis
Peter Everett
Linda Farmer
Richard Feaganes

Terry Feaganes
Don Fineran
Mitzi Finn
Vicki Fletcher
Harold Foster
Roger Friend

Michelle Fruge
J^athyGallahan
. nTlardT^rrffTF'
Kathy Getzv*

Mike Goins

Josh Golden

Bruce Graham
Robert Graham
Sheryll Gratton
Cary Gray
Deletha Greer
Robert Gregory

Suzy Guenthner
Brenda Hagstrom
Douglas Hall
Karen Hall
Sonia Hall
Janice Hamm

_J_arry -Harder
Lynn Harmon
-Roger Harris
Willis Hartford
Karen Kartless
Jack Haskins

Denise Hauther
- Dpi Haynes
Lorie Heard
Theodore Helm
Michelle Herbsbuith
Sonia Hernandez

~Kav Hunter
■timmy Himas
.Ronald Hock
Daniel HoTTandswortFT
Theresa Holm
Noah Hoover

,_Janet Hopkins
Kenneth Horton'
Robert Huhimer

Joe Hunter
Sandra Izzo
Andrew Jackson

William Jackson
Doris Jameson
Doug Johnson
John Jones
_J3avid Kachur
John Kay?

Margaret Keck
Howard Keller
~npnnic Klrlrl
Ronnv Kirbv

Norman KirT
Alison Kreppein

Peggy Lacey
Denise Lang
Jeff Larrick
jBrenda Larvie
Mary Leckner

Dale Lee

Carol Lewis
-Glenn Liming
Jeffry Livesav .
Richard Lloyd
James Ludwick
Rosie Lusk

Robert Macan
David Macdonald
Wade Malaby
Sylvia Manasco
Elizabeth Manger
-Michelle Maron

Rov Maupin
Deborah Maxwell
John Maxwell
Susan McCain
Wayne McCleese
'''Denise iVTcDcThlffT

Helen McGhee
t Larry McGhee

.Nancy Miller
'Dpn Mills '

Joann Mills

Patty Mitchell
Robert Mitton
Sue Mison
Mike Murphy
y'l^TIke MTapfiy
Michael ivaxoli

Brenda Newville
David Norfolk
~2am unmtrCtrr

Paul Osborn
Daniel Owens

Inga Parris
Richard Persinger
Marie Pietzsch
Brian Pinkerton
Ronota Pittman
Gary Policastro

David Powell
Barbara Powers
Roger Price
Sheryl Price
Bob Pullin
^uftin

'Mike
Ruth Riley
Kathy Rocherbaumer
Sheila Rock

Vilma Rosado
Robroy Rose

LiTlian'Ross

Kim Runyijp
Kathleen Ffyan
Roxanna Schabo

Rita Schulte
tala Sears

>eegars
Roseann Seelye
Mark Sells

George Shake

-Ewa ‘thamhlh

Robin Shewmaker
Dee Silverthorn

Milton Smith
Cynthia Soria
William Spurr
Sharon Stepp
Steve Stinnette
tfrary-giOIIP-'

Sandi Stonpking
Jerry Talberg
Pam T arlosky
Alice T aylor
Doreen Thomas

Don Tilson
Charlotte T ravis
Anna Upole
John Vervan
Beth Vickers
Donna Voigt

Jonny Wadsworth
Kenneth Wahlmeier
R ichard Walker
Kenneth Ward
Ruth Washington
Joan Watson

Sherry Wease
.Sieve Weatherford
Burrell Weaver
Vickie Wedding
Don Weiss
Evelyn Welch

Cynthia Walsh
Kathy Whalen
Robert White
Linda Whitt
Linda Williams

E Ivin Wilson
Holly Wilson
Twila Wright

Russell Young
Rudy Zamora
"t^Faye Zorefic

JEFFERSON HALL

Top to bottom: President, Brad
Brady; Secretary, Fran Windt; Vice
President, Susan Schafe; Treasurer,
Paula Luckey.

SEVENTH GRADE

«Sgbert Avery

' bancly A redid

"George" BatTey
Haroldymne^Bailey

Ricky Baker

Robert Bardon
Qay Barnes
John Efgrrffft
Judy Basham
Geo rge~ Basho're
Althea Bass

Eddie Beahm
Regina Bean

Billy Berry'
Ellen Birckhead

Deborah Bland
Henry Boisvert
S u san Boland
Jim Bonifer
Sherri Booth
Debra^uWers

(jlfloa-Bowling

Ron Boyd

Billy Boykin
Lloyd Bradford
George Brannen

Marsha^B wedeo
Janet Brownfield
Pebra Buchanan
Cvnthia Bull

Greg Call
Tommy Cameron

Mary Caprjpe
" Deborah Carroll
John Carter
Johnny Chizmar
-Charles Chumlay

Colette Clapp

Janice Curthj,
Jofm-OaVT?*^
5-jheila Davis
GlorTaDeadmore
Ronald Deavers
T^andy UeerinQ-

Sharon Delo^igr
■JohnBlTnnis
^Thomas Dennis
DenrrrsdTewdrF'

gatricia Diaz _

Dennis Dickson

Stanley Ellington

K7T?rr=efffr

■FFfts

SusafTEndicott
Victoria Epling

JLinda Esping
Debra^vans -
TtoberT Evans
Karen hasnacht
\A(ayne Feaganes
Virgal i- ieias

Marshall Fitzgerald
Gracie Fletcher
Xpyq FJoyri

Davjd Fnlpy
Lura Foster
^Kre-PTanks

Emely Gutierrez
Gary Guy
GUTTGuyotoer k ro m
Charles Hahl
Paul Haines
Mike Haney

Beckie Hansen
Kevin Harney
’fpileTi Harris
James Harris

Robert Hartwell
Peter Hellmann

John Hicks
£aiil Higdon
Dianne H irsT>
PauTTToag
—■S-usan Hopkins

(Jordon Horton
RichardTToWe —
Jeffrey Hudson
Marcia Humphreys

Ktp\/p Hiitrhin^nn

Joel Iddins"

Brenda Jackson
FTotrJarot5T'

Robert Jewell
Diane Jeffries
WeSfc y -Je ffr I e? ~

Dennis JeT5spmo+6 —

•— fcddi&Jenkins
dale, Johnson
Den nis Johnson"

— -SacaZlnhn so FT

Shirley Johnson
Jon'joines

Margaret Jonps
Marsha Jones
Sheme-Jgpes
Timothy Jones
Warren Jones
’ Jose "Julia

Qav4d^ij^£il£k
Richard Karroli
Patty Keith
Mike Kelley
Rodger Kells
Will Kervahn

J<elvin Kim
SherraXll’snt ielcT
Norman Kisendaffer
Helen Knight
Stephen Koplaski
)hn LarabeP"

Deborah Larimer
Donna Lawrenson
Harold Lawson
jjnclaTeaKr"'
E^ranttTeonard
^Patricia Lewi^

N ancv L i ndstrom
Edward LivenqoQd
Bgcky Lyons
James Mace-1
MarleneMadaris

Michael Maeda

Deidre Maltese
^rshall
Americo IViartf
Carol Martin
■Sandy Martin
CatKerine Martyn

_ IV1 i keJVI assie
"MTcFaeTMcA d o ry
Susan M£Broom
Kathleen McUlarren
QaleJVIcCleese
Robert McDavid

Bill McDonald
Deneise McGuire
Linda McKee

■Dar,rrTl\7rpq"

Linda Mehon^
FranlTMendenhall

Jerry Merwa
J^arr^.M^rfi'man
Elizabeth Mikhalevsky
Sen Miller
Cynthia Miller
Pam Miller

ills

miFTTp'IVIoaney
Chris Moody

uschkin

Elizabeth Myers
DorisNancH1
Debbie Newton
Keilhjy ielsen
Scott NTstle^
Barbara Nix

Dorsye Parris
Becky Parry
Martha Pennington
Theresa Perry
Robert Persinger
Tom Peyton

Therese Nyman
Patricia Oberkrom
O'Neil

Jacqueline Phillips
Robert Philpot
Mnni^ pipt7Sctu
John Pinckney
Robin Pittman
llfiHPV.F oe

Donnie Powell
Leta Powell
Pamel Powers
Diana Price
Jeanne Prisaznick
.Ronald Procario

Joyce Riley
Elizabeth Risdon
~ ' John HisSr
Myrian Rivera
^Paul Rizzo
0"dTs R ose

Pamela Rose
Craig Rowdon
Ehl iTqzjffr
Linda htlT5pau§h
Brenda Russaw
Tom Sakellaris

Pfiric Ravil le
Eddie Schimpl
■Arthur Scholl

-Patricia

Chuckv Seabolt

^ Julie Sears

Sandra Selmont

^Henrv Sergent
Roger'Seward-
Jacquelyn Shaeffer
£eggy Schafer

Kirn Shattuck

C An nMarie Shaw j
Lee Shepherd
Barbara Shifflett
Donng

J oy-Sb+mcbqck
Joyce Silver

— Ricky Thieboll^
Phyllis Thornton
Mitchelle Todd
Deborah Topley

- Jan T rainor

Anthony Triggs

Jeaojiie Vickers
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Terri Wadsworth
4^eb£arWashingto n~
Jett vTatso*n

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^Patricia Weeks
PatrTcFWgtr
Pamela Welch
—Ronald Weldon
Oscar WeTTs

irbie Weston
Cm3y~WfiTfe
. Laura Wilkerson
imieWlM<ie

Donald Williams
Ginny Williams
Connie Wilson
_ Mike Wood

James Woodward
Jyditb-Wisght
Terri Wrioht^
John Young

ivid Adkins

SGHTH GRADE

Deborah Baker
John Ballarrtyne
Deborah Banks
Billy Barkwetl ""

Steve Barry
Michael Beavers
Penny Beene
Belinda BeM
CgOTrard^ender
Teresa Bennett

Sharon Berry
Nelson Bishop
Becky Boggess
4QMig_Bonbrake
DojjgrroQvyeo

Catherine Bowling

Nancy Bradley
Brad ftrady
William Brannen
Debra Braun
Bill Breault
Edythe Brodowski

Evon Brooks
Jean Brooks
Howard Brown
Kevin Bruce
Edwin Bunch
Bill Butler

.MeHada Cameron

Danny Cart'—- -

Karen Carr
Krista Carter
Ward Cash
b rend a Cecil

Darlene Clelland
JpJgn Clipper
R idnard Cockroff
Sylvia Coleman
.Edward Collins
KatlTy^Cntlrns — r

Terry Coscia
Robert Costanzo
Karen Cottingham
James Cox
Mjke Cox
Karen Crusfe

Stuart Damron

Carrie Davis '

Mike Davis
Steve Day
Joe Dellinger
Theresa Derwin

Bonnie Deviers
Kenneth DeVor
Darcy Dible
John Dohne
Cynthia Dommisse
Debra Donner

Katherine D’Orso
Suzan Dowler
Thomas Doyle
Steve Drepperd
Anthony D unford
April Edwards -

Susan E lliott
John E I y_
Brenda Embrey
Louise Entel
■George Farmer

Wanda Farr

Faris Farwell
Dixie Fish
Chuck Forbes

Jane Forsman
James Fowler
Karen Francois

Diane Friend
Gina Fuller
Kathy Gardiner
Raymond Gee
Bonnie Gibson
Mary G I ad hill

Debbie Good
Lee Gorman

V4£giQiaJit£gne
Christie Griswald
Pat Halnon
ia Hankins

Patricia Hansborough
Steve Harney
KarenTHartly
David Hartman
Debbli'Hawes
John Hays

Carol Hernandez
Sharon Hicks
Alvin Hines
Jeff Hobbs
Jack Hoffman
Debra Hoke

Cheryl Hoover
_ Joe Hudson
Althea Humbert
Wess Huyett
Priscilla Jackson
Greg Jarvis

Denise Jenkins
Kathy Jennelle
Randy Jewel
Stephen Johnson
Joe Jones
Pat Kearney

•James Keefer
Karla KeHey—
Caren Kemp
Susan Kimmel
Rickey Kirby
Karen Lamb _

Gail Lappi
Ricki Lawrenson
David Lecorchick
BrendcTLelansky
Margaret Leonard
Alan Liddell

Debbie Lockhart
Robert Logan
-Bauia Luckev
David Lumpkins
Charles Lusk
Mickey Lyles

Susan Manci
Linda Mantiply
Brian Mason
-Daniel Matheney
— E-nrrest Matthews
Kathy Miy

Linda McCall
Dan McClarren
^era McDonald
David McGhee
James McGinty
K at h I eenl\7rCQtjgrrey-

Adam Mikilia
Bert Miner
-Andrea Mitrhpll
[Diane WoWe
Dale Natoli
William Newman

Vickie Newton
-Mark Nidiglson
Diane Noonan
Patty O'Brien
Elizabeth Ochoa
Steven Ochoa

Patti O'Connor

Jami^.Dravec
Juan Otero
Philip Paley
Diana Pennington
Jannett Pittman

Douglas Powell
Peggy Price
Donna Prichard
Gail Pullen
Tanya Pustay
Judy Rackauskis

Connie Rackiey
Daniel Reese
Sharon Reese
Joyce Riley
Susan Risdon
David Ritter

Debbie Roberts
Coretta Robertson
^Keith Robinson

SKaTTrrrH(5ehrs

Shari Rompilla
Jeff Ross

Susan Rulapaugh
Kenneth Russell
Sandra Saxty
Suan Schafe
Denise Schneider
Sandy Seaver

BethSeitzinqer
Steven SsrTrYian
Edgar Seward
Judy Shenk
Jerry Shepherd
Kathleen Shields

Jeanne Shimizu
Keith Sickafoose
Billy Simpson
Kay Sloppy
Donald Smith
John Sovitsky

Richard Spreitzer
Gary Stasulis
Carole Stewart
Wayne Stockslager
Robert Stover
Debra Suttle

Sharon Switzer
Aleen Tausch
Gayle T aylor
Roger Tayior
Roger Thomas
Bill Tillery:

Jose T oro
Maria T oro
Audrey VanNorman
William Verry
Roberta Vipperman

Richard WacIcTeTI

Lydia Walter
Patsy Ward
Andy Watkin
Theo Watkins
CharvlWatson

Patty Weadon

Garnett Weatherford
Norma Weckworth
Lew Welge
Kim Weller
Linda Wharton
Steve Whitaker

Steve White
Lin Wilford
Jeoffrey Williams
Johnny Williams
Mary Williams
Barbara Wilson

Jr-rances Windt
Jane Wipf
Cathy Wyllie

Keith Young
Mike Y usas

Sylvia Y oung
Gerald Zimmerman

NINTH GRADE

Mike Abel
Mark Alves
Sandra Antes
Roger Armstrong

Mike Arnold
Sharon Arnold
Eric Atwood
Robert Audet
Wonda Ayers’

Sue Backstrom
Wayne Bagan
Rosalinda Bailey
Donna Bangley
Brenda Barrett

John Basham
Kenneth Beach
Jill Beahm
James Bean
Elaine Bell

Stephen Birkhead
Rosalind Blanding
Monica Boggess
Toni Bolding
Sharon Bosley

Debbie Bowling
John Bowling
Pamela Boyle
Linda Brazell
Gary Breit

Marilyn Butler
Karen Byrd
James Cannon
Sieglinde Carey
David Carpenter

Faye Chelton
Lula Chumley
Debbie Clark
Mark Coffey
Adele Coleman

ludy Christensen bought the first Hayfield
/earbook.

Melvin Coleman
Joseph Como
Debbie Comer

Mike Cooper
Nikki Cox
Alan Crane

Patty Daniel
Janet Davis
Ken Davis

Rhodes Davis
Mike Deane
Donna DeAngelis
Robert Dellinger
Debbie Demint

Stephen Dick
Bob Dionne
Linda Drumm
Pam Edgar
Nancy Edge

Toni Elliott
Martha Entel
Stephen Ewalt
Becki Farnsworth
Joseph Faulhaber

Mary F ields
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Terry Fletcher
Roger Foster
Lynn Freitas

Ted Fyock
Kathryn Gaffney
Paul Gagnon
Kimeth Gardner
Karin Garretson

Kathi Gogan
Don Goode
Richard Grahn
Adele Griebling
Reynolds Grimes

Steven Guy
Mary Hahl
Fred Hamilton
Robert Hammersley
Mary Jo Harlan

Sandy Harley
Donna Harris
Kathryn Hartley
George Hatton
David Hays

Still busy??

Amy Hazard
Charles Head

Kurt Heine
Mike Henchman
Gordon Henderson

Brenda Henson
Peter Henson
Teresa Hicks

Deborah Higdon

HAYFIELD AND EDISON SHARE SCHOOL

Thomas Hobbs
Norma Hoskins
Edward Hudson
Robert Hull
Dorothy Hurley

Ron Hurst
Kathy Irving
Kathryn Izzo
Sharon Jansen
Linda Johnson

Lynda Karas
Doug Kavanagh
Michael Kirk
Janice Kirshfield
Roger Kneale

Mary Kridle
Bernard Kye
Jerry Lankford
Faith Larabee
Paula Lelansky

Ralph Little
Vince Litvinas
Cindy Lowery
Roger Lynn
Rhonda Lyons

Linda Lytle
Connie Mann
Kim Martin
Betty Matheney
Mickey Mathews

Mickey Matthiesen
Douglas McCarron
Jill McDaniel
Keith McDavid
Deborah McGhee

Lynn McKay
Richard McKee
Sfiaron McKeown
Timothy McM i I lan
Walter Mead

Jay Meads
Linda Merna
Martin Mickles

Barry Miller
Glen Miller
Marsha Miller

Mark Mitchell
Ron Mixon
Sheila Mizelle

Bruce Morrell
Joan Myers
Bernie Nadeau

Carm Natoli
Diana Newville
Timmy O'Brien
Pat O'Connor
Douglas Owen

Dawn Painter
Kimberly Paladino
Joey Paras
Robin Penick
Gail Petty

Debbie Peyton
William Phillips
Carl Piper
Susan Poorbaugh
Phi! Pullen

.<*

Randy Rantz
Theresa Rappleyea
Patricia Rawa

Donna Reed
Donald Reid
Laura Reid

Jean Rizzo
Dana Root
Lissette Rosado

Our auditorium?

Bruce Rose
Joy Rose

Robert Rosenbaum
Gail Ross
Buck Russell

John Sayers
Gary Scholl
Don Scott
Nancy Scott
Bill Shake

Vicki Shepherd
Karen Sherman
Barbara Simpson
Elizabeth Simpson
Alan Smith

Betty Spangler
Edwin Spencer
Linda Staats
Patrick Stepp
William Stewart

Ricky Stone
John Tansill
Bill Taylor
Deborah Taylor
Al Thompson

Darshia Thornton
Marcia Tyler
Melinda Vavra
Harvey Vermillion
Janice Vosburg

Billy Wade
Laurie Wade
Eddie Walker
Archie Watson
Shelley Weaver

Deborah Weiss
Warren Wesley
Kenneth Westberg
Janet White
Rex Wiggs

Michael Wilkins
Brenda Williams
Margaret Williams

Marsha Williams
Mischelle Wilson
John Wise

Chris Wright
Ann Zulkowski

TENTH GRADE

No*w!os;tye# thmefour, awl%gued

Bill Arnold
Lilly Bailey

Frank Bashore
Joseph Beard

Sue Bekius
Michael Benko

Gina Bischofs

Marilyn Blair

Myra Boggess
Linda Bosley

Peter Bowden
Jerry Bowers

Nancy Bradley
Karen Braymer

$11,000 IN MAGAZINES TOPS EDISON

Wayne Carr
Peter Chapelle

Nicole Clarac
Joe Clark

Sandy Clary
Sarah Clement

Ruth Conard
JamesTJooeland

Mary Coppa
Terry Crane

Pamela Crawley
Tommy Currin

Rusty Davis
Orpheus Deaver

Janet Deegan
Bill Demint

Margaret Deviers
Debbie D'Orazio

Mike D'Orso
Alana DuBois

Barbara Dunn
LuVonne Dupree

Bonnie Edward
Duane Eiskant

Diane Ellis
Darlina Embrey

Bunch's Beauties

Kitty Emrico
Mark Endicott
Charles English

Clarice Evans
Donna Fiebelkorn
Lynn Forsman

Ray Frantz
Jerry Fuller
Patricia Galvan

My better side?

Charles Gardiner

Billy Giuffrida

Linda Gonzales

Linda Graul

Willie Grimes

Tom Groves
Eunice Hagstrom

Brooks Hall
Alex Half

Lou Hansborough
Terry Harder

Jane Hardt
John Harney

Lois Hartman
John Haugh II

Bonnie Hawkins
Nell Henry

Valerie Hogsett
Patricia Hyatt

Gail Jameson
Judy Jameson

Dawn Jarvis
Henry Jenkins

Deborah Jones
Paul Juraschek

Mindy Killen
Susan King

Kathie Kinnard
Susan LaRock

Linda Larvie
Patty Lash

Evelyn Lawson
Gary Leonard

Dana Kees
Sidney R. Killebrew

Sara Trainor gazes impassively into the camera lens:
"I know there's no film in there! "

Wayne McGogney
Gail McHaffa

George Menefee
Denise Miller

Geoffrey Moody
Carol Muglia

Kenny Mullen
Teresa Murphy

Donna Myrick
Bonnie Nowak

BONNIE GRANTHAM FIRST SCA PRESIDENT

Mary Perry

David Platt

Keep off the grass?

Tom Reese

Vicki Polley
Ken Proctor

James Raines
Yolanda Ramirez

Steve Rantz
Betsy Reeder

„■» V'

George Riser

Richard Seeley
Ralph Selmont

Cheryl Shank
Jeffrey Shepherd

John Thompson
Michael Thompson

Frank Tibbs
Bob Tuohy

Michael Tyson
Nicholas Verhey

Linda Voigt
Joseph Walter

Michael Walton
Susan Ward

Libby Webster
Debbie Welsh

Linda White
Pamela Wilkerson

Bramuel Williams
Trey Williams

Edna Wilson
Mark Winslow

Melvin Wood
Duane Wright

Eric Yusas
Jurgen Zukowski

LAYFAYETTE HALL OFFICERS: Debbie Jones, Tom Payne, Robin Evans, and Linda Rowden.

NINTH GRADE

Roland Adkins
Debbie Anderson
Joanne Anderson
Michelle Arnold
Glenn Asbury

Alan Atwood
David Audet
Helen Aylor
Sandra Bailey
Paula Bainbridge

Robert Baker
Hank Bashore
Alan Bass
Bobby Bass
Gregory Bass

Jack Beahm
Rosemarie Beckwith
Don Bernhardt
Annamarie Boland
Alice Booker

John Boucher
T ony Bowers
Dorothy Boyette
Allen Bridges
Sheila Bridgland

Richard Buckner
Jim Burrows
Theresa Butler
Bill Callan
Misty Calloway

Joanne Carlton
Raymond Carpenter
Judy Christensen
Bill Chumley
Denise Clapp

Debbie Coates
Sue Colangelo
Marilyn Columbus
John Corkery
Patrick Cowart

Students work diligently preparing for open¬
ing day.

Dorothy Cox
Chris Crawley
R ichard Cronan

Betty Cross
E laine Darivoff
Pamela Davis

Randy Davis
Rex Davis
Wayne Davis

Scott Deane
Jennifer Deem
Jim Dick

Kenny Dickson
R ichard Donaldson
Jeanne Drucker
Cheryl Dunigan
Dorothy Edson

Mike Edson
Ann E ndicott
Debbie Faraldo
Michael Farnum
Laura Farwell

Mike Finnell
Kathryn Fleck
Kim Flinchum
Ernest Forrest
Wanda Francois

Michael Gaffney
Linda Gardner
Ronald Gavin

Kathy Gentry
Cheryl Gibbs
Mary Giuffrida

Michael Gordon
T eresa Goss
Henry Greene

Take a picture; it lasts longer!

Jackie Griffith
David Gurley
Otto Gutierrez
Raymond Hall
Lynn Hardtke

Michael Harmon
Ann Harris
Vickey Harrison
Kathy Haver
Linda Heckert

Gary Hedges
Clyde Henderson
Benny Hendrix
Kathy Henry
James Hensley

Steven Herbert
Barbara H icks
Debbie Hirst
Jim Hitch
Steve Hoagland

Steve Holm
Patricia Howe
Robert Huddlestone
Donna Iddins
Gail Irving

Jeff Jameson
Sally Jewell
Patty Johnson
George Jones
Miguel* Julia

Gary Keefer
Willard Keith
Loretta Kencitzski
James Koca
Carolyn Lacy

Jeffrey Lawhorne
Kim Leach
Wayne Lindamood
Karen Livesay
Ralph Lopez

Pamela Lynch
Susan Lyons
Myra Malcom
Kathi Martin
Kyoko McCrary

Nancy McCready
Linda McDaniel
David McDowell
Rocky McGhee
Kathi McGuire

Robert McMullen
Mike Meade
Jane Middleqoff
Andrei Mikhalevsky
Debbie M iller

Howard Miller
Susan Miller
Stan M ittendorff
Jim Moran
Clifford Morrissett

Arthur Nalls
Diane Nash
Debbie Nichols
Keith Ortiz
Emma Otero

Amos Overton
John Pascale
Michele Paladino
Susan Patino
Debbie Pearson

Hayfield's first dramatic production.

Jeanne Petitt
Shirley Phelps
Henry Pierce

Lee Pierce
Michael Plaugher
Malcolm Powell

James Price
Michael Quinn
Barbara Racherbaumer

Lynne Rankin
Marlyn Reamy
Crawford Reed

Carolyn Reeder
Steve Rekas
Michael Reynolds
Pat Rhodes
Richard Rogers

Anita Rose
Bonnie Rose
Bruce Rosenwasser
Vickie Scarborough
Mark Schipono

Judy Scofield
Kathy Sellman
Richard Selmont
Marsha Shepherd
Maureen Shields

Pamela Shirley
Lucinda Simpson
Paula Smallwood

Denaki^Smith
Oveta SmltTi
Bernard Sovitsky

Ernest Spalding
Valerie Spittle
Charles Starr

Larry Stevens
Donald Stinnette
Kim Stratton
Syble Struder
William Sullivan

Jeanne Sutphin
Michael Tansill
Kathy Taylor
Mark Thomas
John Tiano

Terrie T rapnell
Linda Traster
Sheliah Uhlfelder
Bill Van Norman
Kevin Vickers

Gina Vithoulkas
Linda Wahlmeier
Richard Washburn
Patti Wate
Terry Weaver

Chris Whitmire
Elaine Williams
David Wilson
Arnold Wray
John Yetman

Janice Young
Mimi Zablackas
Alice Zoretic

TENTH GRADE

Doris Ball
Dale Barnes

James Baskin

Anne Becker

Ronnie Bell

James Bergin

Melinda Bland

Alfred Benko

Janet Beyer

John Bodkin

Paul Bull
Valerie Bullock

Thomas Bunch

Debbie Campbell

Darryl Carson

Warren Chapman

Donna Butler

Raymond Capuria

Linda Chelton
Bruce Clark

Patricia Clark
Rose Marie Collier

Debra Collins
Karen Collins

Donald Cooke
Mary Jo Cooper

William Cosgrove
Colleen Coughlin

; m supposed to be taking this picture!

Cynthia Cox
Becky Crowder

Donna Cummings
Robert Curran

Debbie Darley
Cindy Davis

Super seven . . .

Don Davis
Stephen Davis

Greg Deal
Bonnie DeAngelis

Mayumi Delaney
Pam Dell

Richard Delozier
Joseph Diaz

Ricky Diaz
Leah Dible

David Dodd
Janet Dow

Megan Dowler
Brian Duncan

Allen Edge
Tamara Edney

David Platt never gives any answers!!

Chris Gardiner
Judy Gardiner

Bobby Ghetti
James Gogan

Dona Gordon
Bonnie Grantham

Joanne Gray
Tom Greer

Debbie Gundling
Mary Hailey

Gary Haines
Dora Hall

Rebecca Hall
Jeffrey Hand

Pamela Hansen -JDavid Harvey'

Ann Harmon Mary Ellen Harvey

Bonita Hernandez
Louis Hernandez

' "S. ;

Gail McHaffa never gives any answers!!

Debra Hollandsworth
Karen Hreha

John Hudson
Mike Hughes

Ferol Humphrey
Joanne Jameson

OPENING DAY-HOME AT LAST

Georgia Janes
Robert Johnson

Daniel Jones
David Jones

Deborah Jones
Robert Jones

Brenda Lawhorne
Jane Lear

Robert Lee
Betty Lipscomb

Debbie Lovett
Jim Mangum

Donna Martin
Robert Martin

Jean Matthiesan
George McDonough

Pat McGoye
Wanda JVletzger

Donna Minnick
Sharon Murphy

Don Nay
Jenifer Northrop

Rebecca Nutter
Leesa Nye

Kevin O'Donnell
Faith Owens

101

"ORANGE CREATION” -A BIG FIRST.

Thomas Payne
Jewell Pennington

Donald Phelps
Linda Piper

Ray Poorbaugh
Holly Pope

Fred Prevenslik
Debbie Pullin

Ralph Quallich
Ken Rawa

* >

Don Reed
James Reed

Deborah Relyea
James Richmond

Money! Money!

102

Billy Rock
Sherry Roland

Cindy Ross
Linda Rowdon

Candy Rowe
Jenny Runyon

"A Hershery Bar for the winner."

Thomas Sampson

Tom Schulte

Ricky Segovia

Michael Siler

Danny Saville

Barbara Schuster

Roy Setliff

Kathy Simons

George Smith
Linda Smith

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. . . until after dark???

Debbie Stepien
Barbara Stolts

Marsha Strickler
Alfred Sullivan

Pat Terry
Gary Thomas

Pam Thomas
Phillip Toven

Debbie T riggs
Conni T ucker

Joey Tucker
Dave Tully

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Lawrence Uhlfelder
Deborah Walker

Marsha Weston

Ronald Walker
Louis Wallach

Bob Walters
Carol Watson

James Wease
Shelley Weeks

Sara White
Beth Wilbourne

Marla Williams
David Wilson

Jerry Windisch
Roger Wrenn

Dennis Zielinski
Arlene Zintel

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106

SPORTS

To accomplish we have to strive. . .To
succeed we have to practice. . .To win
we have to hustle. . .To lose we have to
accept. . .To be the top we must have
pride. . .Through pride we learned to
strive, practice, hustle, and to accept.

CHEERING

SQUAD

Row One Co-captains Pam Dell and Donna Martin. Row Two Cindy
Ross, Cindy Davis, Donna Cummings.

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Donna Butler, Libby Webster, not pictured— Sara Trainor

SPARKS

ENTHUSIASM

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JV FOOTBALL

Hayfield

Opponent

win

Yorktown

forfeit

Edison

Ft. Hunt

Mt. Vernon

Groveton

W. Springfield

Lee

T.C. Williams

Fullbacks: F. Bashore, J. Copeland, K. O'Donnell

Quarterbacks: R. Setliff, M. D'orso, R. Cosgrove

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Front: T. Schulte, Manager; Row One ; B. Clark, A. Hall, M. Maron, J. Thomas, H. Jenkins, M. D'Orso, R. Bell, D. Harvey, R.
Mays; Row Two: L. Uhlfelder, J. Bergin, G. Deal, R. Armstrong, B. Steele, J. McDonald, K. O'Donnell, J. Mangum; Row Three:
R. Frantz, R. Davis, J. Tucker, M. Wood, D. Davis, J. Baskin, R. Setliff, P. Bull; Row Four: R. Cosgrove, B. Arnold, D. Reed, D.
Nay, D. Scott, B. Rowe, D. Eiskant, C. English; Row Five: S. Raines, S. Larrick, F. Bashore, T. Currin, R. Wren, S. Copeland, R.
Poorbaugh. Not pictured: C. Bowen.

FRESHMAN FOOTBALL

Sometimes I wonder about those freshmen . . .

Front: T. Fyock, Manager; Row One: S. Herbert, B. Gallan, S. Dick, D. Bean, R.
Gavin, R. Dionne, P. Henson; Row Two: M. Arnold, R. Davis, 0. Gutierrez, R. Rogers,
G. Hoag, R. Hammersley, H. Greene, Row Three: R. Huddlestone, M. Thomas, H.
Bashore, R. Donaldson, B. Van Norman, S. Wiggs, M. Plaugher.

SCHEDULE

Hayfield

Opponent

Falls Church

W. Springfield

Jefferson

Lee

Edison

Ft. Hunt

Marshall

Groveton

Stuart

Mt. Vernon

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Row One: D. Read, B. Barrett, P. Rhodes, J. Blair, S. Ashey, J. Beyer, M. Strickler-Manager. Row Three D. Darley, B. Hawkins, H. Pope, C.

M. Boggess, D. Nash, K. Gogan, S. Lacy. Row Two. D. Hirst, S. Jansen, Watson, D. Stepien, D. McGhee, P. Thomas, and Mrs. Gardiner, coach.

J. Rizzo, S. Weeks, D. Lowry, D. Gundling, J. Vosburg, S. Backstrom,

GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY

Hayfield

Opponent

win

Groveton
W. Springfield
Mt. Vernon
Ft. Hunt
Edison
Lee

forfeit

Hayfield

Tournament

Opponent

Oakton

Fairfax

Madison

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Mrs. Gardiner giving the team a pep talk.

You're not worried about the game, are you Debbie?

J.V. Basketball: L to R: T. Williams, D. Platt, Captain; R. Paton, W.
Chapman, D. Barnes, R. Cosgrove, H. Cruse, J. Hensley, R. Setliff, R.
Steele, K. O'Donnell, J. Harney, M. D'Orso, Mr. Fox, Coach; Not
pictured — J. Clark, Captain; D. Nay, T. Payne, Manager.

JV BASKETBALL

Hayfield Opponent

Groveton

Lee

Edison

W. Springfield

Oakton

Ft. Hunt

Mt. Vernon

Annandale

Herndon

Falls Church

Mt. Vernon

Jefferson

Groveton

Edison

W. Springfield

Lee

Ft. Hunt

McLean

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117

FRESHMAN SCHEDULE
Hayfield Opponent

Groveton

Lee

Edison

W. Springfield

Ft. Hunt

Mt. Vernon

Groveton

Edison

—

W. Springfield

Forfeit

Ft. Hunt

FRESHMAN BASKETBALL First Row: V. Steffens, E. C. Morrissett, R. Cupka^JVL^Powell— Manager. Missing from

Forrest, B. Shake, S. Herbert, S. Rekas. Back Row: Mr. picture: R. Gavin, R. Rogers, D. Stinrfette, M. Thomas.

Harris— Coach, A. Como, J. Meads, J. Dick, C. Fisher,

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GIRLS BASKETBALL

Row One: L. Gonzales— Manager, B. Rose, J. Able, H. Pope, L. Bland— Captain, W. Metzger, P. Thomas, S. Bekins, P. Lelansky— Manager. Row
Two: J. Beyer, L. Staats, S. Miller, S. Ashey, M. Kridle, S. Lacy, M. Strickler, Mrs. Habicht— Coach. Row Three: A. Harris, V. Scarborough.

SCHEDULE

Hayfield

Opponent

Edison

Mt. Vernon

Groveton

Jefferson

Madison

Falls Church

Ft. Hunt

Lee

Springfield

TOURNAMENT

Lee Varsity

Marshall Varsity

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122

Hayfield

Opponent

Falls Church

W. Springfield

Jefferson

Lee

Edison

Fort Hunt

Marshall

Groveton

Stuart

Mt. Vernon

DkMti

L to R: B. Clark, S. Bradley, L. Uhlfelder, J. McAleese,
A. Hall, J. Thomas, M. Maron, D. Davis, B. Hall, R.
/PQorbaugh, J. Raines, J. Copeland, Mr. Pruitt, Coach;
Not pictured: R. McKee, S. Dick, O. Deavers.

TENNIS

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Row One: R. Grimes, H. Bashore, Mr. Yohe, Coach. Row Two: W. Wesley, T. Weaver, H. Miller,
K. Brechtbill, J. Pascare, K. Ortiz, V. Steffens, D. Kavanagh.

Although Hayfield's tennis team
was only organized this year and
they did not have a set schedule to
follow, they did scrimmage several
schools this year to gain experience.
This experience will help them next
year when they will play a full
schedule.

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TRACK

Date Opponent

4/3 W. Spring. JV

4/10 Ft. Hunt JV

4/15 Bishop Ireton JV

4/17 Edison JV

4/21 St. Stephens JV

4/24 Mt. Vernon JV

4/28 Hammond "B"

5/1 Episcopal

5/1 Lee JV

5/5 Episcopal "B"

5/8 Annandale JV

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Row One: J. Sovitsky, L. Uhlfelder, J. Bergin, D. Dodd, G. Henderson, P. Shirt, B. Shake, C. Crawley,
M. Farnum, Row Two: M. Gaffney, C. Fisher, R. Gavin, V. Litvinas, R. Hammersly, R. Audet, K.
Davis, M. Wood, Row Three: M. Johnson, F. Davis, L. McFadden, M. Maron, R. Armstrong, S. Holm,
G. Bass, M. Schipono, W. Lindamood, Row Four: J. Selmont, J. Hand, R. Paton, D, Eiskant, M.
Endicott, M. Matthews, S. Dick, Row Five: A. Crane, D. Carson, J. Copeland, P. McGirk, F. Bashore,
J. Thomas, J. Tucker, J. Windisch, Row Six: B. Taylor, J. Baskin, K. Proctor, R. Little, B. Baker, M.
Gorden, H. Greene, T. Reese, Row Seven: S. Hobbs, Manager ; B. Johnson, R. Mays, K. Heine, M.
Alves, Manager; Row Eight: M. Arnold, B. Rose, J. Hensley, K. McDavid, P. Chapelle.

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BASEBALL

Date

Opponent

4/14

Open

4/16

Ft. Hunt

4/18

Lee

4/21

W. Springfld

4/23

Lee

4/25

Mt. Vernon

4/28

Edison

4/30

Groveton

5/2

Open

5/5

W. Springfld

5/7

Edison

5/9

Groveton

Row One: S. Bradley, R. Segovia, P. Henson, J. Harney,
S. Dean, F. Prevenslik, Row Two: P. Stepp, Manager; B.
Huddlestone, B. Steele, D. Scott, J. McAleese, A. Hall,
D. Davis, A. Breed, D. Reed, Manager; Row Three: Mr.

Jacobs, Coach ; D. Barns, M. Thomas, D. Stinette, R.
Setliff, C. Morriset, M. Quinn, J. Gogan, Mr. Spencer,
Coach;

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129

SOFTBALL

Row One: M. Strickler, S. Bekius, V. Scarbough, A. Harris, J. Abel, Row Two: Mrs. Blais (Coach) J.

Young, J. Vosburg, S.
Paladino, C. Whitmire,
Manager: E. Metzger.

Bailey, S. Ashey, L. Gonzales, M. Boggess, Row Three: B. Edward, K.
C. Sims, S. Lacy, Row Four: L. Bland, R. Bailey, H. Pope, M. Weston,

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■NH

Date

Opponent

4/15

Lee

4/17

Ft. Hunt

4/22

Edison

4/24

Springfld.

4/29

Groveton

5/1

Herndon

5/6

Bye

5/8

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ACTIVITIES

Extra curricular activities provide the
student both with an enjoyable pastime
and an educational opportunity.
Through their various clubs and organ¬
izations, the students gain insight into
their interests and learn to work with
others.

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Faced with the problem of initiating a
completely new system of student
government, the SCA has shown that
is is proficient in organizing the stu¬
dent body. Having to make the sub¬
school concept work, the SCA pres-
I ident and the individual subschoo!

officers have labored diligently in
making the SCA a success.

Mr. Miller, Sponsor; Bonnie Grantham, School President; Miss Habicht,
Sponsor.

HAYFIELD’S PIONEERING SCA

The Executive Council, made up of the sub-school president and the Hall, Brad Brady ; School President, Bonnie Grantham; Madison Hall,

school president, consisted of: Fairfax Hall, Dee Silverthorn; Jefferson Steve Rantz; Lafayette Hall, Robin Evans.

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Jefferson Hall Officers: Fran Windt, Secretary; Susan Schafe, Vice President;
Brad Brady, President; Paula Luckey, Treasurer.

FIRST SCHOOL
OFFICERS ELECTED

Fairfax Hall Officers: Debbie Blackwell, Secretary; Dee Silverthorn,
President; Jim Fullerton, Vice President; Pam Owen, Treasurer.

Madison Hall Officers:

Gail McHaffa, Treasurer;

Evelyn Lawson, Vice President;
Steve Rantz, President;

Laurie Maltes e, Secretary;

Lafayette Hall Officers:

Tom Payne, Treasurer;

Linda Rowden, Vice President;
Robin Evans, President;

Debbie Jones, Secretary;

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Row One: S. Endicott, R. Root, S. Rompilla, G. Abeyta, L. Wilford, J. Riley. Row Two: K.
Cottingham, K. Alves, D. Pritchard, K. Sloppy, T. Copeland. Row Three: J. Hoffman, S. Gaul, l\l.
Bishop, R. Evans.

JEFFERSON

FAIRFAX

Row One: K. Racherbaumer, D. Dominque, L. Collins, M. Maron
Denson, T. Dodson, H. Rutherford, K. Elder, M. Murphy, P. Tarlosky,’

F. Mendenhall: Row Two: K.
L. Bischofs, L. Heard.

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Row One: K. Gogan, S. Jansen, D. Lowry, J. Rosenwasser, C. French; Row Two: C. Schnabel, D.
D'Orazio, T. Williams, B. Arnold, S. Ewalt, M. Henchman, V. Shepherd.

MADISON

LAFAYETTE

Row One: D. Cummings, P. Dell, C. Ross, C. Rowe, D. Nichols; Row Two: D. Dodd, B. Hernandez, J.
Northrop, M. Zablackas, T. Goss, T. Butler, D. Harvey.

Miss Shams, Sponsor; D. Silverthorn, C. Dommisse, S. Manci, F. Windt, J. Ballantyne.

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GUIDES EXTEND WELCOME

Host and Hostesses Club hold meeting.

The Guides, made up of both In¬
termediate and High school stu¬
dents, was established to greet and
show visitors around our new
school. On Back-to-School night,
they did a magnificient job in
directing the parents from class to
class.

138

STUDENT-TEACHER ADVISORY

COUNCIL

The Student Teacher Advisory Council has been
instrumental in promoting good relations between
the faculty, the students, and the parents. Taking
the problems of the students to the faculty and
discussing them objectively, this group has helped
to bring about good student teacher relations.

Joey Tucker, Jenna Northrop, Bob Tuohy.

Row One: H. Bashore, S. Lacy, K. Hreha, C. Gibbs, E. Wilson, V. Hogsett; Row Two: R. Rogers, P. Jurashek, M. Powell, R. Gavin. T.
Payne. Not Pictured: Judy Rosenwasser.

139

FRENCH CLUB

Paul Jurashek and Sharon Murphy discuss French Club news with Miss Sullivan.

Row One: S. Murphy, J. McDaniel, B. Hernandez, C. Simpson, M.
Strickler, G. Haines, R. Dellinger, B. Farnsworth, J. Pennington, M.
Tyler, A. Hazard; Row Two: M. Hahl, W. Grimes, J. Hardt, D. Cum¬

mings, E. Darivoff, P. Jurashek, M. Williams, C. Shank, C. Turner, K.
Hartley, M. Zaglackas, D. Gundling, C. Watson, A. Griebling, D. Fieble-
korn.

The French Club has added both to
the knowledge and enjoyment of its
members. Through various activities,
the members of the French Club have
increased their knowledge of the
French people as well as of their
language. By raising money through
various activities and studying the
French culture, the club has made
good its purpose.

Row One: B. Brown, Historian; C. Coughlin, Secretary; L. Hartman, Mr. Martin, Sponsor; B. Shuster, T. Grover, B. Nowak.

President; M. Blair, Vice President: K. Sherman, Treasurer. Row Two:

German Club holds meeting.

The German Club, since its organization in
the beginning of the year, has sponsored many
activities such as parties and Christmas carol¬
ing. The club has also afforded its members
with a chance to learn more about German
speaking peoples, their culture and language.

GERMAN CLUB

DEBATE AMONG FIRST CLUBS FORMED

What the heck is the negative team doing?

The Debate Club was begun in the spring
before the first year at Hayfield. Member¬
ship was not large enough to form a J.V.
team, but both negative and affirmative
debated a varsity schedule bravely.
Although the team did not accumulate a
large number of wins, their debating im¬
proved considerably during the season.

Row One: P. Juraschek, Captain; S. Rantz, President; M. Entel, D. Pullin. Row Two: Mr. Forsythe,
Coach; L. Forsman, A. Mikhalevsky, Miss Hudnall, Sponsor.

Miss Fludnall looks on as Paul Juraschek prepares to give a speech.

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RADIO CLUB

The Radio Club has afforded its
members a chance to learn about
radios and related electronics. Its
members have been given a chance to
become Ham Radio Operators and by
working with each other have learned
more about this interesting field.

Row One: K. Fowler, J. Sovitsky, P. Haines, S. Keefe, W. Moser, G.
Rinehart, A. Overton, R. Spreitzer, J. Mace, Mr. Benson, Sponsor.

Row One: D. Brown, President ; D. Kamisky, R. Quallich, T. Groves, R.
Froster; Row Two: B. Stewart, C. Piper, R. Lopez.

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Our old Yearbook and Newspaper room? Row One: P. Hansborough, P. Halloran, P. Leonard, M. Leckner, N. Heist, S. Boland, G. Windt.

Row Two: D. Baker, K. Sloppy, B. Tillery, L. Westburg, E. English, J. Kridle, M. Griffin, N.
Weston, D. Howard (Sponsor). Row Three: D. Banks, B. Domingue, P. Beene, K.
Denson, J. Bonifer, E . Collins.

INTERMEDIATE

NEWSPAPER

STAFF

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Row One: B. Stolts, J. Lear, L. White, G. Janes, C. Tucker; Row Two: M. Killen, C. Shank, L. Rozier,
M. Hughes, M. Williams, K. Sherman, M. Weston, D. Myrick.

HERITAGE

Communication is the backbone of progress. Therefore, with newspapers as
capably and expertly produced as those of the past year, no standard of
achievement is beyond reach. To this extent, the student body gives thanks
to a most deserving staff.

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HARVESTER STAFF

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General Yearbook Staff: S. Uhlfelder, R. Evans, B. Hernandez, M. Photography Staff: E. Collins, T. Payne, J. Bodkins. P. Chapelle.

Zablachas.

Row One: T. Bunch, Business Manager; T. Payne, Sports Editor, Row Two: E. Collins, Intermediate; B. Reeder, Layout Editor; J. Bodkin, Editor; D.
Pullin, Editor; G. McHaffa, Faculty Editor; S. Rantz, Student Picture Editor; Not Pictured: J. Rosenwasser, Activities and Student Life Editor.

Business Staff: Row One: M. Borum, L. Rowden, J. Northrop, C. Schnabel, C. French, L. Forsman; Row Two: P. Juraschek, D. Stratton, K. Braymer,
Tom Bunch, Business Manager; C . Gibbs, A. Gribling, W. Grimes, D. Bernhardt.

Intermediate Yearbook Staff: Row One: L. Collins, D. Hoke, D. Silverthorn, E. Collins, E.
Brodowski, P. Halnon; Row Two: P. Tarlosky, D. McDaniel, P. Beene.

The members of our first
yearbook staff have been
confronted with the
ageold problem of starting
something new. The staff
was faced with what
seemed insurmountable
obstacles— a total lack of
experience, a late start,
and poor facilities.
Yet, layouts were made,
copy typed up, and dead¬
lines met. All this would
not have been possible
without the help of our
sponsor, Mrs. Diana
Vericella.

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Row One: T. Payne, C. Shank, C. Tucker, D. Harvey, C. Coughlin; Row Two: P. Chapelle, M. Arnold, A. Smith,
P. Juraschek, D. Juraschek.

Photography Club members improved techniques
and submitted pictures to the yearbook and news¬
paper. Film. . .lenses. . .say cheese!

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

Chess Club: Mr. Rosen, Sponsor, R. Killebrew, R. Washburn, R. Lee, G.

Haines.

CHESS CLUB

Chess Club fostered an interest in the game and gave members mental
exercise. Books. . .bishops. . .checkmate!

148

SCIENCE CLUB

Members of the science club probe into the myste¬
ries of our planet, discovering the many wonders of
nature. In their activities, they are not only exam¬
ining what is known, but contemplating the unknown.

The Science Club performs an experiment?

Row One: P. Halnon, P. Luckey, T. Pustay, D. McDaniel, E. Schafe, S. Rompilla, K. D'Orso; Row Three: B. Hoimes, D.

English, D. Sisbarro, C. Welsh; Row Two: M. Maron, Mrs. Curran, B. Brady, S. Brady, J. Sovitsky, J. Ballantyne

Keranen, Sponsor: L. Conway, V. Fields, M. Fruge, S.

149

Row One: E. Simpson, S. White, P. Wiltse, P. Lelansky, W. Ayers, M. Coleman, S. Lacy, H. Hylor, J. Middlecoff, P. Davis, N.
Hoskins, S. Lacy, S. Ward, E. Lawson, L. Graul; Up the Stairs: B. Nutter, B. Wilbourne, J. Scofield, W. Francois, M. Brown, D.
Carson, L. Freitas, L. Pearson, F. Humphrey, J. Beyer, C. Soms, W. Metzger, B. Gorham. Row Two: M. Fields, S. Anderson, D.
Minnick, C. Taylor, M. Boggess.

CHORUS

Row One: V. Rockwell, J. Silver, B. Lyons, J. Shenk, L.
Sherman, C. Davies, A. Doyle, D. Smith, S. Manci; Row Two:
E. Brdowdki, K. Denson, M. Leckner, C. Kemp, M. Cole, J.
Hopkins, T. Holm, G. Breed; D. Holm, B. Forbes, L. Heard,

J. Molina, Mr. Alexander, Sponsor; Row Three: D. Baker, K
McBroom, M. Griffin, A. Fiebelkorn, P. Beene, D. Hoke, P
Mitchell, L. Entel, L. Westberg, K. Cottingham, S. Adams.

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Row One: J. Middlecoff, M. Strickler, B. Nutter, E. Lawson; Row Two: W. Metzer, J. Beyer; Row Three: T. Payne, D. Carson, L. Pearson, E.

K. Braymer, S. Phelps, F. Humphrey, W. Francois, L. Graul, D. Ralyea, Spencer, L. Freitas.

MADRIGALS

Auditioned and chosen for their
singing ability, the madrigals
headed by Mr. Nelson, have sung
before the student body on var¬
ious occasions. They have learned
to work together and to cultivate
their natural talent.

Madrigals sing fervently

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Row One: D. D'Orazio, B. De'Angelis, D. Jones, Co-Captain; L. Graul,
Cpatain; D. Stratton, B. Reeder, Treasurer; D. Pullin, R. Evans; Row
Two: S. King, G. Jameson, M. Tyler, S. Harley, M. Shepherd, B.
Grantham, A. Griebling, K. Gaffney, N. Edge, K. Leach, Secretary; C.
Poling, E. Wilson, L. Bailey, C. Mann, S. Murphy, Row Three: B.

Wilbourne, J. Northrop, J. Rose, E. Hagstrom, C. O'Connor, H.
Boggess, L. Bosley, G. MeHaffa, C. Shank, C. Tucker, B. Koplaski, M.
Daily, L. Merna, M. Hahl, G. Smith, L. Forsman; Row Four: M.
Columbus, M. Borum, W. Grimes, D. Minnick, L. Bracell, S. Phelps, B.
Lawhorne.

DRILL TEAM

Members of Hayfieid's first Drill Team
tried out and were chosen on Feb. 10.
They immediately showed their spirit and
will to work by sponsoring lollipop sales,
bakesales, and carwashes. Officers were
selected and uniforms were selected and
made. By the end of the year the Drill
Team was perfecting their routines for
next year.

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TWIRLING CLUB

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D. Bangly, E. Shamblin, K. Livesay, D. DeAngelis, M. Guiffrida, K. Stratton, K. McGuire, S. Cupka, K. Flinchman, R. Bailey, C. Garcia, C. Lowery.

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THE

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SANDAL

Rehearsing for a big show!

Row One: C. Ross, C. Davis, D. Butler, D. Martin, D. Cummings; Row Three: C. Schnabel, C. French, F. Humphrey, B. Nutter, P. Terry L.

Two: Mr. Singleton, Sponsor; M. Killen, J. Middlecoff, D. Harvey, D. Dible, K. Karroll, K. Izzo, C. Rowe

Dodd, T. Payne, L. Maltese, B. Stolts, Miss Whitman, Sponsor: Row

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Row One : N. Edge, D. Nichols, L. McKay, K. Racherbaumer, T. Butler: Row Two: C. Whitmire, B. Racherbaumer, J. Christensen, K. Flinchum.

TUMBLERS

Without a gym, girls have to improvise.

155

Row One: T. Pustay, D. Jameson, D. Price, S. Boland, L.
Collins, L. Dinion, INI. Weston, F. Windt, M. Maron, D. Sisbarro,
B. Tyson, Row Two: L. Conway, P. Roupe, K. Francow, D.
Dittmer, K. Harlow, S. Davis, J. Richardson, R. Powell, S.

Martin, B. Gallacher, J. Kridle, D. Miller, S. Manci, P. Luckey,
Row Three: D. Williams, D. McDaniel, H. Bailey, M. Fruqe, S.
Schafe, S. Rampilla, L. Bischofs, S. Butler, V. G ray bi 1 1 , L.
Leake, P. Owen, P. Tarlosky, D. Blakckwell, ©. Yoder.

PEP CLUB BOOSTS SPIRIT

Row One: M. Williams, M. Weston, L. Traster, A. Boland, D.
Rellyea, M. Arnold, L. Karas, M. Paladino, R. Bailey, C.
Mann, C. Wright, C. Whitmire, V. Scarborough, M. Mitchell,
B. Farnsworth, M. Zablackas, Row Two: C. English, R.
Snow, T. Murphy, A. Bridges, J. Petitt, D. Cummings, P.

Dell, D. Martin, L. Webster, L. Staats, S. Bailey, D. Myrick,
C. Simpson, D. Lovett, D. Gundiing, Row Three: K. Fleck,
W. Francois, T. Payne, J. Scofield, P. Shirley, H. Aylor, M.
Tyler, B. Crowder, M. Maicom, L. Piper.

Chamber Music performed by Drama Department.

MR. MEYERS HEADS DRAMA CLUB

Row One: C. Tucker, W. Grimes, K. Baker, M. Blair, C. Coughlin, C. Whitmore, C. Schnabel, K. Gogan, K. Braymer, C. Shank. Row Two: W. Francois,
M. Borum, D. Cummings, J. Northrup, T. Boucher, D. D'Orazio, Mr. Meyers, B. Nowak, D. Stratton, V. Gibbs, V. Shepherd, S. Jansen, L. Hartman, M.
Killen. Row Three: M. Henchman, M. Arnold, A. Smith, D. Dodd, B. Arnold, T. Payne, T. Bunch, S. Ewalt, D. Harvey. T. Williams. R. Tu

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ART CLUBS SPARK CREATIVITY

Row One: B. Hawkins, N. Bradley, L. Karas, L. Ronkin, R. Fields, D. Stratton; Row Two: Miss Bradley , Sponsor:; M. Killen, L. Hardtke, D. Peyton, M.
Fields, D. Grimes, B. Rock, M. Reamy, C. Shank; K. Karroll, M. Borum, A. Gribling, L. Dible, M. Arnold, A. Smith, G. Thomas.

ART LEAGUE

This year Hayfield has been trying to develop artistic Grade Art Club, and the Art League for high school

talents through the organization of several art clubs. students.

These are the Seventh Grade Art Club, the Eight

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Row One: F. Windt, K. Dorso, J. Ballantyne, C. Welsh, D. Jameson; Row Two: P. Halnon, S. Hall, T.
Pustay, K. Francois, S. Manci, E. Collins, Miss Donnelly, Sponser; Row Three: L. Conway, P. Lucky, D.
Sisbarro, M. Fruge, L. Bischofs, S. Schafe, S. Rompilla.

EIGHTH

GRADE
ART CLUB

Row One: V. Graybill, A. Doyle, F. Dotson, B. Tyson; Row Two: Miss Donnelly, Sponsor; L. Westberg, D.
Yoder, A. Lopez, L. Cavanaeh; Row Three: B. Gallacher, L. Dinion, K. McBroom, S. Butler, H. Bailey, K.
Swab, L. Bainbridge.

SEVENTH
GRADE
ART CLUB

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EVENTS

Events, happenings. . .These special ex¬
periences in our first year at Hayfield de¬
serve special recognition. Even more
than our daily school life, these par¬
ticular events will remain as part of our-
our life-long remembrances of
significance.

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We waited a long time for
opening day. There were
frustations . . . the de¬
lays . . . .but when that
first day rolled around, it
was worth it. The ribbon
c utti ng . . . the doors
opening officially for the
first time, these are just
memories now, but the
spirit and pride of school
still linger on . .

OPENING DAY

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The New Velvet Haze

“ORANGE CREATION”

The teachers had fun, too.

163

SPIRIT WEEK A GREAT

SUCCESS

Spirit Week, sponsored by Madison Hall, did just
what it was intended to do— it boosted school
spirit to new highs. Orange and white victory
links were sold, and the chain was a tangible
measure of spirit since it grew to almost five hun¬
dred feet. Orange and white garters appeared
everywhere, and a door decorating contest was
held and was won by homeroom 103. The week
was climaxed by the basketball game with Edison,
where the school spirit was tremendous.

Homeroom 103 won the door decorating contest

Donna Martin, Kitty Emrico, and Kim Flinchum model outfits.

A most popular outfit . . .

FASHIONS

Hayfield's first dramatic production, Chamber Music.

The fashion show, sponsored by Simplicity
Pattern Company, and put on by the Home
Economics Department, was given for the
girls of all four schools. Various spring
fashions were presented and modeled by girls
attending Mayfield.

The play. Chamber Music, was a production
of the drama department under the direction
of Mr. Meyers. The cast, performing at Ft.
Hunt High School, received a good rating in
the one act play competition held there. It
was Hayfield's first dramatic production, and
both the cast and Mr. Meyers did a fine job.

CHAMBER MUSIC

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This year has been many things to
many people. But to all it was a
turning point, a beginning. Indi¬
vidually and collectively, the
members of the faculty and
student body this year have taken
the first steps and laid the
foundation for the years to come.
Just as the edifice remains after
the builders are gone, the tradi¬
tions which we originated here
will remain after we are gone. The
year has come to an end; the
traditions are begun . . . we, the
founders, have reason to be proud.

THE END OF THE BEGINNING

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. . . AND AHEAD

We have dared to begin; the frame¬
work is completed. We hope to meet
future challenges with the same spirit
and will that has brought us through
this first year.

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The HARVESTER staff would like to thank the following people: Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Marler, for their excellent photographic help; Mr.
Herbert Lelansky, for girls' and boys' basketball action pictures; Alston
Studios, for the student and faculty portraits; and Mr. Jim Ellis, our
Hunter representative. All of these people offered invaluable help to
our inexperienced staff.

Our Editorial Staff consists of:

John Bodkin & Debbie Pullin

Betsy Reeder

Gail McHaffa

Steve Rantz

Judy Rosenwasser

Tom Payne

Tom Bunch

Ed Collins & Dee Silverthorn
Photographers:

Tom Payne, Peter Chapelle, John Bodkin, David
Our Sponsor is Mrs. D. Vericella, whom the staff

Co-Editors
Layout
Faculty
Students
Activities & Events
Sports
Business Manager
Intermediate

Harvey, Ed Collins,
would like to thank.

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